The Asmita Khelo India Women Tennis Ball Cricket League 2025 will take place on 15th November 2025 at Panchayat Ground, Kundaim, Ponda, Goa. Organized by the Goa Tennis Ball Cricket Association in collaboration with the Tennis Ball Cricket Federation of India (TBCFI) under the Khelo India Scheme, the event will bring together 12 women’s club teams and 168 athletes to celebrate women’s sports and inspire the next generation of players.
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Vedanta Sesa Goa Empowers Maem with New Tailoring and Computer Training Centres
Vedanta Sesa Goa–Iron Ore Goa (IOG), under the Vedanta Foundation, inaugurated the Vedanta Tailoring Training Centre and the relocated Vedanta Computer Centre at Village Panchayat Maem. The centres offer NSDC-certified courses in tailoring and computer applications, empowering women and youth with essential livelihood and digital skills.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan: Celebrating a Timeless Icon of Grace, Talent, and Global Stardom
On her birthday, we celebrate Aishwarya Rai Bachchan — the woman who redefined Indian beauty, brilliance, and elegance on the world stage. From winning Miss World in 1994 to becoming one of cinema’s most enduring stars, Aishwarya’s journey reflects artistry, discipline, and quiet strength. Her legacy transcends film; she is a symbol of poise, global influence, and timeless grace.
Tenzin Yangki Becomes the First Woman from Arunachal Pradesh to Join the Indian Police Service
Breaking barriers and creating history, Tenzin Yangki has become the first woman from Arunachal Pradesh to join the Indian Police Service (IPS). Her remarkable achievement is a milestone not only for her state but also for aspiring women across India, symbolising determination, discipline, and empowerment.
“It’s Never Too Late” — 90-Year-Old Maryette McFarland Graduates Seven Decades After Beginning Her Studies
“It’s never too late.” After starting her studies seven decades ago, Maryette McFarland from Londonderry, Northern Ireland, has finally graduated with a degree in English Literature. Having paused her education in the 1960s to get married, she returned to learning online with the support of her family — proving that dreams truly have no expiry date.
